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Chrysotoxum intermedium? >C. vernale, by G. Pennards
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 Found near Szeged, S. Hungary, on 04-05.2012. It looks similar to Chrysotoxum intermedium (female) to me, if I see the antennae well. Is it possible to ID this fly on the basisis of this single picture?
Thanks in advance!
Henrik
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 Any suggestion?
 
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 I'd say a female Chrysotoxum vernale.....
Greetings,
Gerard Pennards
 
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 Thanks a lot!
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